Kota Kinabalu is the "Eastern Gate" to Malaysia, the fishing base and tourist attraction of Sabah and Borneo, and the industrial and commercial center of East Malaysia. It is one of the fastest growing cities in East Malaysia.
There are high-quality sea water and sandy beaches, corals of various shapes and a wide variety of fishes are eye-opening; the most beautiful sunset and the first world natural heritage in Malaysia-the mountain exudes unparalleled natural charm, living in The mysterious traditional customs of the local indigenous peoples also attract the attention of tourists...
Regarding Kota Kinabalu, there are hundreds of ways to open it. This time, I want to tell you ten little things you can't miss in Kota Kinabalu.
- Go to the mangrove to chase the proboscis monkey
Yinghe Night Tour Mangrove Forest is the tourism label of Sabah. During the day, take a boat to enter the depths of the mangrove forest. Along the way, you can see proboscis monkeys, macaques, lizards and other creatures living in the mangroves.
At night, the fireflies cling to the mangroves on both sides of the river bank, giving off a little bit of light. In order to attract more fireflies, the tour guide will stimulate them with flashlights. It's not clear whether they broke into the world by mistake or you fell into a fairyland. It is also true and illusion, which is fascinating.
- Go to the highest peak in Southeast Asia to conquer land and air
Kinabalu Park is one of the places of interest in Sabah, Malaysia. Mount Kinabalu in the park is the highest peak in Southeast Asia and a mecca for many hikers. Because this mountain is still the resting place of the souls of the ancestors of the Jiadashan tribe, it is called the sacred mountain by the locals.
Shenshan has well-preserved pristine tropical rainforest and various rare animals and plants. It is listed as a World Natural Heritage Site, and many nature lovers have come to the park to enjoy it. The opportunity to have close contact with cows in the dairy farm is even more popular with children.
In addition, the mountain has a wealth of entertainment, paragliders flying in the air overlooking the grass and trees of the mountain, driving off-road vehicles galloping on the rugged mountain roads to show speed and passion.
No matter which aspect your interests prefer, there is always a project for you in Shenshan.
- Go to Tanjung Aru Beach to see the most beautiful sunset
The lush palm trees and casuarina trees dot the monotonous space of the beach, and Tanjung Aru Beach is one of the three largest sunset viewing spots in the world. In the evening, tourists gather here from all directions in order to experience this intoxicating romance tailored for you by Sabah. As the sky darkened, it was covered with a piece of golden, and the slowly falling sun left the world with a fire-like shock.
Have a drink or two at the bar next to the beach. Who said Kota Kinabalu only has to compete between the scenic spots. This leisurely and comfortable way is more enjoyable.
- Go to Gaya Street to visit the local market and taste food
Some corners of Gaya Street will make you mistakenly think that you have come to the corner of Eastern Europe, with the British colonial style. On weekdays, there are many small vendors selling various handicrafts and fruit snacks here. If it is on Sunday, it will be more lively and it takes an hour to stroll down.
In addition, it is also a paradise for gourmets. Yee Fung Tea Room, Five-star Hainanese Chicken Rice, You Kee Bak Kut Teh... Various Internet celebrity shops are hidden near Gaya Street.
